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Acts 26:5

Acts 26:5

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

Having knowledge of me from the first for which knew me from the beginning, A.V.; be willing to for would, A.V.; how that for that, A.V.; straitest for most straitest, A.V. Straitest ( ἀκριβεστάτην); see ; , etc.

Sect ( αἵρεσις); see , note. He does not disclaim being still a Pharisee. On the contrary, in the next verse () he declares, as he had done in , that it was for the chief hope of the Pharisees that he was now accused.

He tries to enlist all the good feeling that yet remained among the Jews on his side.

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